Official Urges Voters To Support Mill Levy In Hocking County
Logan Ohio officials campaign to pass a two mill operating levy to raise about 60 000 annually for courthouse repairs including a 1926 roof windows sidewalks heating and records re indexing The appeal stresses overdue maintenance and funding gaps and notes a 60 percent vote is required to approve the levy.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harry Armstrong
Board of Commissioners
Armstrong
Recorder’s Office
Strong
New Officers Installed By Antioch Grange
Regular Antioch Grange meeting on Monday night Oct. 28 installed officers led by Oscar Blum. New juvenile matron elected was Mrs. Helen Riddelbarger. Installation team included Walter North and others from Hocking Grange. Potluck served to 38 members. meeting opened with America the Beautiful and closed with Blest be the Tie that Binds.
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Antioch Grange
Oscar Blum
Jacob Robb
Lois Nihiser
John Amnah
Robert Shaw
Edith Stiverson
Wayne Snyder
Bessie McClelland
Harry Meldrim
Nettie Poling
Ceres
Ida Poling
Pomona
Helen Anderson
Flora
Winifred Amnah
Lloyd Hansley
Norman Anderson
Helen Riddelbarger
Walter North
Robert Pontius
Max Ruffner
Jo Ann
Kathryn
Betty
Mary Nihiser
Hocking Grange
America the Beautiful
Bruno Center Grange
Perry County
Blanche Nihiser
the Grange
Marion, Hocking
Nostri Libri League of the Occl
Walter Palsley
Fourth St
Rhea Brown
Edwin Turner
Paul Moore
Jack Spencer
Russell Mason
Everett Mowery
Fred Primmer Jr
Don Lightfoot
Harry Mack
Robert Bryan
Maple St
Clyde Gibson
Enterprise
Paul E. Goss Dies Tuesday in Mount St. Mary Hospital
Logan resident Paul E. Goss 36 of Route 3 died Tuesday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after an illness dating from last May. A Navy veteran of World War II, he previously worked at Sun Glow Furniture Industries. Survived by wife Mae, three sons, a daughter, and four brothers, services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. A N Grueser of Lancaster officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Paul E. Goss
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Sun Glow Furniture Industries
Falls Township
Clarence
Mary Nihiser Goss
Mr. Goss
Mae
Paul, Jr
Harold E
Larry Lee
Shelby Jean
Homer
William
Richard Goss
Samuel Goss
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Fairview Cemetery
Minor Seeks Divorce On Neglect Charge
A divorce suit filed in Common Pleas Court names Gayle Lou Nelson and Lonnie S. Nelson as minors through guardians. Gayle seeks divorce on gross neglect of duty with custody of a minor child and relief.
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Logan
Common Pleas
Gayle Lou Nelson
Gladys Holdren
Lonnie S. Nelson
Harrison Nelson
Charles Dexter Fined 200 After Guilty Plea in Rockbridge
Charles Dexter, 36, of New Plymouth Route 1, pleaded guilty after a warrant issued by Charles Jarvis of Coonville. Dexter admitted threatening and choking Jarvis at a tavern on Route 56. Magistrate D W Tucker fined him 200 dollars and costs, suspended part of the jail term, and placed him on two years probation.
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Tucker
Logan PTA Halloween Masquerade Party
Logan West Logan PTA sponsors a community Halloween masquerade party Thursday at 7 30 p m Prizes for costumes and contests will be awarded and refreshments will be served
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Logan
West Logan Pta
Christmas Bazaar At Westminster Church Set By Logan Women
The Logan Women's Association will stage its annual Christmas bazaar on Saturday December 7 at Westminster House with a doughnut shop early morning and lunch in the church dining room. Booths feature books antiques ceramics decorations unusual house items and a fashion show of dolls. Proceeds aid the Women's Association and sewing continues with Thursday sessions.
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Presbyterian’ Church
Westminster House
Women’s Association
George C. Shaw
Ralph Poston
Wayne Todd
John Busch
Church
Harry Bell
Fred Keller
Paul Collison
Booth
Minnie L. Bowen
Clarence Heine
G. G. Greenman
William Zillcox
Hal Saunders
George Rolston
Robert Paxton
William Pearson
Mothers Club Halloween Party at East School
Mothers Club of the Ohio CCL held a Halloween party at East school for members and husbands. Pumpkins witches and corn shocks created a festive theme with contests and a scavenger hunt and prizes for top teams. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Earl Thompson Mrs. George Rolston and Mrs. Frederick Blume with many members and guests in attendance.
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Premier Mothers Club
Ohio CCL
East School
Earl Thompson
George Rolston
Frederick Blume
Kenneth Adair
Lloyd Heinlein
Harold Sommers
William Moore
Ray Thompson
Army Chaplain Corps Founded in 1775
The Chaplain Corps of the United States Army traces its origins to July 29, 1775, when the first chaplains were designated to support troops. Their role has grown to provide spiritual care, ethical guidance, and morale services across all branches.
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Chaplain Corps of
United States Army
Death of Chillicothe Resident B C Poston at 76
B C Poston 76 of Chillicothe died at 9 am Wednesday at Grant Hospital Columbus. He was son of Winfield and Flora Poling born Green Township Logan area. A furniture maker and longtime Chillicothe Rotary member he leaves wife Lucilla daughter Helen Blue and grandsons Steven and Robert. Services set for 10 30 am Saturday at Ware Funeral Home Chillicothe.
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Logan
Burton C. Poston
Chillicothe
Hocking County
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Winfield
Flora Wilson Poling
Green Township
Ray Keairns
Route 33
Poston
Logan High School
University of Michigan
Ohio State Univeristy
Antioch Home Demonstration Club October Meeting Notes
The Antioch club met at Mrs Merle Fetheroffs home with Mrs Harry Neff leading the business session. Plans were made to attend county home demonstration activities and send CARE packages abroad. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown spoke on local government followed by Q and A. November meeting set at Mrs John Amnah Sr.
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Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Merle Fetheroff
Frasure-Helber Rd
Harry Neff
Rhea Bangert Brown
John Amnah
Marvin L. Bailey Taken to Mansfield Reform School
Marvin L. Bailey, 22, of Rockbridge Route 2, was taken Tuesday to the Ohio Reformatory at Mansfield to begin concurrent indeterminate sentences. He pled guilty to forgery and failure to provide for a minor child in Common Pleas Court. Judge Harley Meyer sentenced him as Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy John Wells escorted him.
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Logan
Marvin L. Bailey
Rockbridge
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas Court
Bailey
Harley Meyer
Reformatory
A. J. Waldron
John Wells
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Heft Logan a daughter. Admitted: Mrs. Dessie Seitz Allensville medical Ronald Bartley Logan Route 3 Ernest Haynes Hamden medical George Radekin Jr Carpenter surgery. Dismissed: Mrs. Frank Meadows Logan and daughter Mrs. Ronald Schultz Logan. Joe Foltz Logan Mrs. Denver Drum Laurelville Route 2. Mrs Homer Fetherolf Laurelville Roger Allman Carpenter Route. Paul Hedges Laurelville Route.
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Dallas Heft
Logan
Dessie Seitz
Allensville
Ronald Bartley
Ernest Haynes
Hamden
George Radekin Jr
Carpenter
Frank Meadows
Ronald Schultz
Joe Foltz
Denver Drum
Laurelville
Homer Fetherofl
Roger Allman
Airmail Service Inaugurated Between Canada and U S
In 1920 airmail service began linking Victoria and Seattle and extended between Canada and the United States. The new route connected across the Pacific Northwest, marking an early expansion of cross border air transport and mail delivery.
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Canada
United States
Victoria
Seattle
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North Court ST
Athens, Ohio
Mothers Club
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B.C. Poston
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